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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

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BosfoS. May 10 The home team GOT on
10 Casey today. aud pounded him unmsr-
| eifuliy the ret inning. making four runs
aud throughout the hole game IL was IN
tie eighth inntng, where every Boston 0Sts
man hit h!m Tor a tase or tNo-tlat tie
picnic reached the climsx. Aacds0 was a
puzzler 10 the Philsdelphias today they not
| being able 10 hit him very efiectuAly. The
game resulted a. follows.
fhlisfelphiA. -.-...-.o 0 3 :
Bsse hits -PhiiaasphiA 3 Boston,
Errors- PA ias.e4glia b. Boston.
Batteries Casey aud lc1l-fe. Ae1dea aad
| Tsle
UmpiFe-wason.
us.sso, y. ", ,s.,.s.--,s...N
NEw YORK. May l0.-The New York
and Washington clubs played well-oon-
tested game at the Polo grounds today. 1t
was interesting until the nth inning when
the Senators got on 10 Mickey Welch.
Costly errors By the New Norks decided the
| game. The score was as follows:
| Eew York. .-.--..0 1 0 0 o. 8
Washington ........... o o. :
Base hiIs-New YORK, DO, Washington. Is
ErrOrs-New York 5. Washington
Bat.erles-weich and Deasley. Whitney and
| Madk
Umpire-Powers.
,st-s4,nt 1sDssaNs-sts,As.
CHICAGO, Nay l0.-Today's game was a
| repetition of yesterdays. Heavy batting
By the Chicagos and loose fielding by the
| HoOsiers decided the game, the visitors not
| relishiug ,Pyies curves. The score was a.
follows
Gsissss; S1alsso;o,i; .-S S GSSS5SS q
Base lits-Chis sgo, II; indianapolis. j..
irrfl FlfsaF 4 r9ffa .fltf
.atteries-Pyie and Daley; Healey and Arun-
Umpire-Hengle
At louisville.
Athletes. ............o o l-.s
Base hits-AlhletIcs. IS: Loulsvi!le H.
| krrOrs-Aihleucs, 4. Louisville
Batteries-W Weybing and Miisgan Ramsey and
Keu4s
-McQuade.
At Cincinnati
c:ncinnsii.......-.....-~.l o-i2
Bsse s-Cincinnsti. Il. .etropolitans T.
frr4--Cincinnati, 3; Me'ropohlans, ?.
! Donohue.
| Umpire Jennings.
At Cleveland:
GIsyslSqa SssSsign -. ....S .S
Base hits-Cleveand, II; Brookya 5.
Batteries -pechiney aud Reipschiager' Hender-
! son and OBrieD.
Umpire knight
Al s.. LoIis--
81 Louis ...............0 o o 5 Q o p S
| baltimore ..................0 0 @ O. 2
Base hiis-St Louis 10. Balumore. :.
ErrOn-St. Louis =. Baltimore, ,
Btttcries-Foutz and Bushong. kil-oy and Full
mer
Umpire-CuthbeTt.
tNsNssNNt - 7-z Ht-s-HNs-su 40.
KALAMAZOO. May 10.-Tbe game today
was a good one. but the attendance was
small. The home team scored another vic
tory. making eight straights. Fuller had
his finger broken in the seventh inning and
Dillon was substituted. Stap!eton and Rhue
made home runs. The score was as fol-
lows:
kalamazoo ............-s . / 0 o 0 l. ?
Mansfield. ..................0 % ] @ o. s
Base hiis-kaigmezoo. u. Mansfield, :
Errors Kalamazoo ?: Mansfield. T.
BstteTies-Fisnnigap aud Fuller, Miller aud
| frrumilug.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

W. " Gunner, the Cadillso lumberman,
is AZ Sweets.
". A. Carpenter. the railroad man. was
81 Tie Morton Yesterday
MANAGER Fred J.. REYNOLDS of Auskegon
was al the Morton yesterday.
James p. Cb.lds. Boston. and II l.. Has
sett, Syracuse. y. y. are 81 The Morton.
+ A Gardiner Of Boston. Vas al Sweets
last evening lie is the Gardiner 81 Gar
diner a Baxter aud gave . lev moments
attention 10 his Interests here
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11
Embroidered Robes.

100 Handsomely Embroidered SrEEsucKKR RsBrs IN Al
the best coors, $50 each, worth 800
100 Rotes elegantly embroidered at $3.50 are cheap at
$500 esc8 Ihese Robes the best for the money that
have ever been offered - Grand Rapids
100 PRIEcFss Ltwrv Write Emtrodered Robes 81 80 -
$500 each These koa purchased ~ great sscbcs
70 the importers and worth nearly double what ask
for them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11


LANSING, May i0.-The Honse Is still
grinding on the Bates Liquor bill. and large
crowds Of prohibition and temperance peo-
pie sre watching the debate. A fnsl vote
NAV be reached tomorrow. The Senate
hes done nothing of importance TO Western
Mtchir.u today
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11
MIchigun Postmasters

WAsHNGToS, May l0.-The following
Michigan .postmssters were appointed to-
day: Andrew Brescoe, Banfeid. Barry
county; Edwin A Coon, Butler. Branch
county: VIM. III. Hunter. Junists, Tusools
county: Leo J. Lemhayd, Peck. Sanilso
county: Wm. Ruddock. Thornton, 81. Clair
county; Truman 5. Cole. West Leroy, Cal
houu cot4nfy
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

forth. e Nsv York and Tommy Warren.
feather weight puxiiists. today signei srti-
cles ~ agreement FOR = twensT-round con-
trsr liaht gloves Marquis - Queen sburv
~-,ies. - ta<e pis-r in N an sspolis Nav -.
Tas s~ssias - slxhtly IN tssor Of Wkrsn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

Mrs. Coffin the woman who was found
by the roadside near the Lake lev Gays
since. denies that she j. a confirmed NOR
pbino eater She insists that her brother
in-law drugged her. and attributes ~ the
cause OF bis 60 doing trouble over family
and property interests.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11
Vienna Sublime Suitings

For street costumes Every shade from light to dark Our
prices for next week, 75c S5c and sl00.
new fabric the "AFDrIUsIAE7 White Wool Dress GoDdA
designed especially FOR graduating dresses SOC TO VI ys
% pieces Of The special fPAIsrKEEE" 10 cTeam--egua
parts silk and woorsngpg from So oents to 81 % ssra
We earnestly solicit inspection of these goods they
and beautiful and for the purposes for which they
designed unsurpassed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11
T,irht Dv.lI,nr, Cr.mated.

~ -stINt = - Ffttlfte7 ftffffl
IR0NwOOD. Nay l0.-Fire destroyed eight
dwellings at Hurley. Wis. this morning.
Loss 81. .000. insurance not known.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

assaaesd bas tzo dsci.ioaa. Tke 0rsa4
~eel-1saoerF - Jrsse4. r.esalt.y zxss1
I1t. s4s 'lrEaiis a1a1aaee1 aHl1 Sc
evn1e1 Tie orsla hscF Al slaanl aats
Ioasslz-ls.erles zee a. sep4gtst - = a. lst
ca .sf4.1rF eon1l lt.g1--tee fFtter = 4slFisis-
l4s Ca Islf &. l,ssl. = als..e1saf % 9as
4faltet ioE The toaEt4llon of q neS Caas-
444l1erY a lt1acA fsr1llot cy-2.y
AL ~ 20 s1rs peEf1Eme1 81 fheu haI
1s~n of satisfactory natgrs, Be necg II.
neA1lsl ta4f f1sg o~ <rsn1s1 elartsf he
rzssonlmena.ei a. ialerchAags II Grant
IspresentAuyes WITH other Grand b0-iss
eod closed ~ t-a1xl1g tae >ir Aalgats ioE
t1s l0G0r lasy al eoElerfe1 ga hlm ~
rlectlnx hlBl lAetr 6Faut Coa3azAns.er. a
posill0a a@ had sndeaFored 70 III ~ TIE
oesi % ais aolity
A. gas eoAslasion Of the a3irsss. IL w4s
reisrssd - special COMMITTEES appointed
- report GA tie sariOos saolacl matters con-
t4lnet as f9li0~s-
inspector Gsnsfals-H \ Moore. p g. c..
city. ". r Cook, Fsnton. K II. Bedford,
Iona
Or1nd Representatives Cara 3. Noble.
7. ~. O.. DrGrlit Frank Henderson, Z q.
q, Kalamazoo. Geo. w. Chandler. r. q. c.,
Detroit
Fansral Of Etsard W. Ksllsy-O. L.
spaai,iilg =. g. g.. 81. Johns. g. b Noble
7. .. g., Detroit l.. T. Atsatsf +. q. G..
eIty.
Tactics and Dfill-Easen- Robinson. De-
tr0lr a. +. haleh. Jackson. II. +. Has
tiugs, city.
fas K T. Grand Commander then sp-
pointed TIE following standing committees
JurispT iIdence-O. l. cpaaldlng. +. g. g.,
W y. seeley. Detroit Parm :. DeGrst.
Charlotte
Appeals-Hugh McCurdy. P G.. C.
COrgnua. g. ". Backas. Three Rivers ".
A. Mosasr, MarQustte
Flnsnce-Frank Henderson, p. g. G..
Kalamazoo q. \. Strong. Lgdlngt0n, ). -,
Webster BIZ Rapids
Charlers and Dispeasanons-E. 2. Rob
ertsOn. Albion Saa l.. Watson, city, ID. 4.
uFis"0ld. BAY City.
Returus-E ID Wheeler, Manistee, J. c.
Richardson, Jackson, u. y. Pdrinton,
COldwater.
diminished Basiness-L. T. Daraad.
East Saginaw, ). g. Randall. z. q. C.,
Flint w W Nichols. Battle Creek.
Foreign COrrespondcnce-W. L. lnne., L.
@. c. aud Grand Recorder; Geo. W Chand-
Ter. +. G.. c.. Detroit, Hollis F. knapp. T.
q. C., Jackson.
remplar Dead F. A. Blades. Detroit;
Clarence W. scott. Manistee, L. 4. Marvin,
Musxegon.
The Graad Commandery then adjourned
until I'D p m.
At the conclusion OF the session the mem
bers Of the Grand Commandery, under the
escort Of the SIR Knights Of DehOlai. were
driven about the ciIy. They visited the
Soldiers Home, viewed the city from the
bluffs. and were then driven % the resi-
dence OF L T. Z IL. f. Hastings, where an
elegant spread awaited them and was
served BY the daintr hands of a dozen or
mOre laiiss.
At 80 .. N DeMolai Commandery con-
fssrei the Rad Cross degree IN the presence
OF the Grand Commandery. aud their worN
was loudly praised by the visiting Sir
knights.
The Grand Commandsry will resume is
routine labors this morning. listening TO
reports of Grand Ohicers. staadIng and
special committees, election OF officers, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

PHIIkpKIFnSs. MAY iO.-Jhe suprenss
sess on Al the Continental Boisi ihis after
noon. IN The fourteen years ~ the orders
existence it has distributed So COO COO to
iis sirk members aud the widows and or
pbans ~ iu members f.epfssepts tiTex
were present from every Ststs in tie fnion.
The sessions vii continue about Zen DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

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tes ~ea hle~3v tftsss Fhsnt.


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Eosl latsassiy sSeieEs sxsr ssea ia i's.
tfoii. sna tbs Wols~rinss woa - taeir
saper8F stieA wefs he fhs thiFiesnth la
rlnE slll1ss iEea1-s1 4pissuse. f1s neitlck
GA eQih sides sAs Fasoo1ss a. rxlfsefll
usry plays eeiug taa1e - oolb tsAAs TIE
Fisit0rs took the ed ln tae UKfh inatus tF
seluug outo Nsidus8 DttI OTIS ties them
bat tbsy sncF01 sxasn IA tDs sesenta ga
Nstmsus slngle saa DaulAps doabls Is
remained tie until the thiFtseaib igaluE
whea k9se started th< plcalC fne iistTa.i
earning threz runs and tee game. TIE tSt-
tsTy work of both teams E4S sEaincsnt.
GslFiR watched the bases liks : cal and
caught msny DelToltsrs REgRnk fhe
three Thousand spectators present yeiiel
themselves Loase. The score sas Ss fol-
lows.
p.,roA 20 o oole oooI s. 9
f.fist4lg-J p . p y a =
ba-e nits-tietreit. g.. firscurg -
tElors-Detfoif, 9 Flflst8f- a.
i.zllfLes - et1ll41 4l4 us11Slll 0alsln sld
IsIfoiL
lmplFe-SNtet
Time o. game hours. uinutes
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-11

We have opened this day, Saturday May 7th and viii
place sale Monday Morning, complete line OF the
celebrated
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
THE Law INDICATED.
Murder and Conspiracy Prop
erly Punished.
Spies, Parsons, Fischer and
Engle Hanged.
Lingg Blows His Head OFF
with Dynamite.
Fielden and Schwab Locked
Up for Life

Special Dispatch to the INTEHOcEaN
ST. PAUL, Noy. l1.-At l1:54 this fore
noon, Spies, Parsons, Fischer and Engel,
the anarchists, were1hanged in the Cook
county jail in Chicago.
Flelden and Schwab, whose sentences
were commuted to life imprisonment,
will be taken to Joliet at once. The
four hanged mems pulse stopped beat
ing in II! minutes after the drop.
Lingg committed suicide by placing a
dynamite shell, which he had ncealed
in his clothes, in his mouth, lighting it
with candle and blowing his head ia
pieces.
At this hour no trouble has been re.
ported from the anarchists friends il,
Chicago.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
TIE FIGHT ELSEWHERE.

In Ward county the fight over liquor
was red hot. "For the sale carried at
the polls, but the board of canvassers
have thrown out one precinct in Minot
on the ground Of il'egality. This gives
against the sale the majority. a big
legal squabble will most likely cnsue.
McHenry county gave a large division
majority. There was no vote on the
liquor question.
Bottineau went ':against the sale" and
against division"-a very small major.
ity on the last question.
Rolettc county gave majority for
division; no liquor question.
Towner and Bcnson--light maJorities
against division; no liquor question.
Nelson county heavy majorities "fon
the sale and "for division"
Grand Forks county "against the sale
and heavy majority for division.
TrailI, against everything; likewise
Cass county.
Pembina, against division and against
sale.
Walsh, against both.
The vote in North Dakota on division
il not far from being even. Division
carries by 10000 in South Dakota.
Eighty per cent Of the counties de.
clarcd against the sale.
| IN THE EAST.
In New York the Democratic majority
for secretary Of state is from 10000 tt
5000. The Republicans elect the leg
islaturc. The George vote was less thar
75,OOO. The prohibition vote was about
$4,000.
Gov. Foraker. majority in Ohio i;
$4,000.
I.arabcc's majority IN Iowa is some
thing over 1000
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
An Interesting Gathering Of Da.
kota Educatora.

Tho teachers institute opened at the NJ.
f. church Monday morning and closed
last evening, after a very interesting
program arranged by Superintendent
Cowan had been finished.
On Monday the exercise in voice and
mental practice was conducted by Prof.
Pickert, after which Supt. Cowan an
nounced the following critics: On gram
mar, Miss NJ. Bowers; on pronunciation.
Miss l.. Riley; critic in general, Miss
Mae Roberts.
Tho exercises in the afternoon consisted
Of tho model class bv Miss Mary f..
Avcrill; physiology. by Prof. Pickert;
geography Of Dakota by Prof. pickert.
Tuesday mornings session was con-
variety Of interesting subjects. The af-
ternoon program was Ms follows: Anal
ysis of tho mind and the best way OF
training it, Prof, Pickert; drawing,
| modes, means. natural methods, prar-
| ticalness, ETC., Prot. Pickert; model class
| reading, modes OF interesting pupils oi
intermediate grades, natural diction,
overcoming errors of composition, ETC.,
Miss NJ. Bowers; physiology, supple.
teaching. beginning pupils, modes OF
interesting young pupils and making
the essential and rudimental principles
clear, Prof. Pickert; Question Box
Questions as to difficulties met in teach,
ing. best mode of presenting difficult
subjects, etc. Several questions were
deferred, and tho critics were called upon
to make reports. The general critic be
Ing absent criticisms were given by
1COwan. Prof. Plckert and OthorS.
Wednesdays session was devoted to
disquisition on language by Prof. Pick
ert. Tho professor held that reade,
should have work which, while it draws
out the mind, is not beyond the reach o
the mind, and should contain matters OF
information; language should be cult
waited in the pupil bv paraphrasing. Tho
prosessOr advised tho utmost Thought
fullncss in arithmetic, especially in the
first studies. On tho subject Of historN
he said that was the most bene eticial study
in moulding the mind for good .Amcrl-
can citizenship.
Supt. COwan male some interesting
remarks on tho duties of teachers under
the law. lie regarded study as the most
important duty and condemned the
practice ofteachcrs doing .ianitor work
Prof. Weed gave his views on til,
subject of reading. arithmetic and voca
culture. Miss bowers gave her views OF
the same subjects extending her remarks
to tho logic of grammar and to arith
mctic
Prof. Picksrt closed the days session
with a very interestim. discourse on the
subject of alcoholic and narcotic effect!
upon tho physical and mental organisms
Thursdays institute was m,lcl, Of the
Same order of tho previons days. Ter
ritorial Supt. Dyo arrived in the after
noon and was introduced to the institute
just before adjournment.
d In the evening the church was thor
oughly crowded by the townspcople t
listen to remarks by Hon. II. ". Lord
Prof. Dye, DR.. Pcrcival ami Attorne,
' Wisllart. Tho discussions were very in
tcrestin. and instructive.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Tuesday.
J. E. Watt went to Grand Forks Tues
day on a business trip.
A. B. Mcdonald, the Cando merchant,
was in town Tuesday.
Will Hope and \. D. Morris came
down from Minot yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Marsh OF Island
Lake were in the city this week.
w. J. Holbrook Of Pleasant Lake,
Pierce county, was in tho city Wednes-
day.
G. +. Jones was in town Tuesday on
land business for McITenry county set
tiers.
w. d. McClintock. clerk of court OF
McHenry county, spent Wednesday in
this city.
Chas. .. Maloney, who recently sold
his drug store, left for st. Paul Tuesday,
and will be absent about week.
Mr.. William Ballou and his sister ex-
pect to leave to day for Boston, where
they will visit relatives until spring.
Col. l.. Smith was up from Bartlett
Saturday evening and took an active part
in putting out the Arnold avenue fire.
District Attorney Morgan has now
typewriter, Remington, purchased OF
Ed. l.. Bishop, the North Dakota agent.
L. B. Winship, ofthc New York Equit-
able Insurance company, has been
spending tho week among our business
men.
Miss Goodhue was down from her
Cando farm Tuesday. She and her
mother expect to spend the winter il,
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. \. Gowran have
rented ono half Of the Shelley residence
and have gone to house keeping for the
winter.
\ new drug iirn will open in q few
days with complete stock in tho Ole
postof1lce building. next 10 the FRS
National bank.
Any responsible person desiring l'
| adopt 4 bright two and half year oil,
| boy can obtain information on the sub
cct at this Office.
| John Il. Wetenhall, of tho Minot firm
of Wctcnhall f. Wilder, came down OF
the fast train Saturday evening, but onl,
remained Il fcw hours.
| Will German went to Larimorc Tues
day to see his uncle who was reported
dying. Tom German OF Cando wen
down on a similar crrand.
DIR. Ruger is building Il large barn o,
his lots opposite the old court house, an,
his residence on the same lots will sool
be ready for occupancy.
| Ed Hanson has taken the position o
wheat buyer for the new elevator o
Brass 4 Co. in this city. Ed will come
very near seeing all tho farmers before
I they sell.
at home keeping hotel. They hav
taken hold Of the Rcnham house with
determination to give the public all it i
willing to'pay for.
Bricklaying on the court house vii
be finished today. The building will b
completed by tho middle of December
so that the county officers can occupy
the first of January.
Mr.. Hutchcss, junior member Of lh'
firm Of G.. G. IIutchess 4 Co., Of Bartlett
was in town Saturday evening. lilo re
lports plenty Of wheat coming into the
Elevator, but there is scarcity OF cars
Bob Fox, of Towner, was in the cit
Monday. Ho says tho Towner folk
will participate IN turkey shoot an
dance on Thanksgiving day and ever,
ing. Bob will kill his bear and give til
boys feast.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
Weather Predictions.

Frank Palmer was over from the fort
Monday. Speaking Of the delightful
weather we are having, Frank says it is
not unlikely that the mild spell will last
until the first or middle Of December.
He has been witness to similar weather
during his i5 years residence in this part
Of Dakota. He has seen the ground in
good condition for plowing UP to Christ.
mas. This is very cheerful view OF
the situation, but the ISTER-OcEAs
would not advise the farmers to delay
their blowing. Frank dom, pretend tc
be Virgins.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
MYatarlouS Fire.

Saturday evening, between and :"
o'clock the cry Of fire was heard coming
from the southern portion Of the city.
The alarm was sounded and the machin-
cry was soon under way. The engine
proceeded to the Third street reservoir
while the hose cart went over to Arnold
avenue. The region about the Bu'ldc
machinery depot lighted up sufficiently
to show that the fire was in the roof and
south wall Of building which the
Buddes had moved in that day on a
vacant lot in the rear of StOughton e.
Chamberlin's. The building had been
purchased by J. 4. Percival and was to
be used as a sale and feed stable. While
the engine and hose cart were trying to
got together, a bucket brigade was
| formed from Joe Daycnport's well, and
| the incipient blaze was almost extin-
guished before tho fire department got to
work, there being some trouble with the
hose. The damage was very slight to
the building. There is good evidence that
the fire was the work of an incendiary.
Those arriving upon the scene first
noticed very strong smell OF oil. 1t is
difficult to see what object was to be ac-
complished, unless it was tho destruc-
ton Of other adjacent property. Two
we'll known citizens who passed the
place ten minutes before the alarm saw
a woman running from the direction OF
the place at which the fire broke out. II
we have fire bugs amongst us no ex-
pense or pains should bc spared to effect
their capture.
Tuesday evening u small blaze started
in the roof Of Budde's moulding shed,
but bucket Of water put it ont. 1t
caught from passing engine.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
Bad State of Affairs.

The report OF the board Of health
presented to the city council Thursday
eve ming reveals a condition Of affairs in
this city which is positively disgraceful.
The chief of police is now under instruc.
tions to enforce the removal Of filth and
garbage wherever found. He is en-
powered to arrest those who neglect to
obey his Instructions.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
THE COUNTY RESULT.
Prohibition Defeated and Division
Carried.

Tuesdays election was without mate
rial excitement. About One-half the vote
in the county was polled-somcthing
over 700. The issue over which the
chief struggle was made was the liquor
question. "For the sale" has carried
by about l25 majority. Division will
have 400 majority. Following is the re-
suit as far as returns have been received
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
Taken Up.

Taken up by me on Friday Oct. IS. one
bay horse pony about six years old.
Owner will please call. pay charges and
take the same away. II. y. ANDERSON.
32-;t Sec. "a. l5Jr G3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
Horses for Sale.

Seven hea d good work horses for sail
cheap. Inquire Of T.. a. BARNES,
or G. NJ. FISHER crary.
Devils Lake. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
Sunday Evening Lecture

Rev. Frank Doran, Of the NJ. l..
church, will begin. tomorrow evening,
course Of Sunday evening lectures. This
being the first Of a series, and the key
to those to follow, 1t is quite importan
that those who desire to attend the serie!
should be present. All are invited.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
PasturaEc.

Three thousand acres of good I,astur-
age for all kinds Of stock. Very cheap
rates. Good range until snow falls.
Apply to John j. Bell or Ed La Rue. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
New England Supper

The Ladies Aid society of the Presby-
terian church will scrvca New England
supper, Friday evening. November IS. ut
six o'clock. If
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
Chickens Wanted .

Two to three hundred chickc clls, all
hens, ono and two year old hens pro-
ferred for which will pay 25 ccnts each.
Apply tnJ. G. DrvAI, West Sixth street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
CertQinly

& Higbee. II you learn their liberal
terms you can't help being satisfied.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
Dog Lost.

a thoroughbred shepherd pup about
ten months old; long black glossy hair;
tan-colored feet; some white on breast
and one fore leg. Return to Il. &. S:uln-
dcrs and receive reward. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-12
A FAIR REQUEST!

Thompson, the Clothier, wants everybody
in Ramsey and adjoining counties to inspect
his new Fall line of goods, consisting Cloth
ing in all grades and styles, Gents Furnish.
ing Goods including 25 different styles in
Underwear; Hats and Caps, including
sealskin caps and j. B. Stetson hats; Mems
Shoes, from $1.OO upward Ten different
grades in Fur Coats, at prices never before
offered. In fact, we carry everything in
Mems wear, and will treat you right and
save you money if you call u.s. No trou-
BILE to show goods. We treat everybody
alike.
THOMPSON, The C|othier